Great timeline, I am a staunch Clinton supporter but two states I will take issue with are Washington and Maryland even with a more friendly media and less Obama winds, I still think he would have taken those two albeit narrowly so the delegate count would be a wash. The demographics in those states overwhelmingly favored him. I would have given Clinton stronger delegate margins out of the super tuesday states in a rewrite to compensate.

Delaware and Maine could definitely be Clinton states and Minnesota was expected to be tight before the real vote so those are very believable as our some upcoming potential Clinton wins....

Chris Matthews: Welcome to the big night we've been waiting for. Vermont, Rhode Island Ohio and Texas are voting tonight and if Clinton wins even one of the big ones it's a good night for her. Polls show Clinton with a commanding lead in Ohio but in Texas the gap has been closing dramatically over the past weeks but we'll have to see if that's the case.

Analysis: Hillary Clinton seems to be gaining back the southern democrats that voted for Bush in 2000 and 2004. Clinton is leading in our polling by 9 points (50-41) in Arkansas and is 1 point behind in Kentucky (47-46) and Tennessee (48-47). even being only 8 points behind in Oklahoma (47-39) and 4 in Louisiana (49-45). The black vote is slowly snuggling up towards Clinton but not in record numbers (70-20). Clinton is dominating with the Hispanic vote like she did in the primaries (66-27). Clinton's VP picks could be Barack Obama even though there might be some hard feeling towards themselves or it could be someone like Bill Richardson, Joe Biden, Evan Bayh, or Tim Kaine. On the Republican side it could be Sam Brownback, Joe Lieberman, Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney or Mark Sanford.

I would also imagine that President Hillary Clinton would not have waited until after the midterms if she had a good idea where Osama Bin Lade could be found. Obviously, waiting to be certain was a good idea for President Obama. But I'm suspicious enough of the Clintons to think she would have been more motivated by the political rewards in a situation that we now know would have been quite successful.

I would also imagine that President Hillary Clinton would not have waited until after the midterms if she had a good idea where Osama Bin Lade could be found. Obviously, waiting to be certain was a good idea for President Obama. But I'm suspicious enough of the Clintons to think she would have been more motivated by the political rewards in a situation that we now know would have been quite successful.

Though of course I could be horribly horribly wrong on this.

She could go after Osama Bin Ladin in October of 2010 and the mission fail.

I would also imagine that President Hillary Clinton would not have waited until after the midterms if she had a good idea where Osama Bin Lade could be found. Obviously, waiting to be certain was a good idea for President Obama. But I'm suspicious enough of the Clintons to think she would have been more motivated by the political rewards in a situation that we now know would have been quite successful.

Though of course I could be horribly horribly wrong on this.

Maybe she'd try and distance herself from Bill and be aggressive in seeking out Bin Laden

Senator Clinton at DNC"You never gave in. You never gave up. And together we made history. Thank you so much. God bless America and Godspeed to you all."

Post Convention Map and Poll

Analysis: Mccain is losing lots of the Moderates and even some conservatives after the Bayh pick. Tennessee and up is pure Clinton country or at least tossup at this point. Clinton now leads Whites by 6 points and Hispanics by 71-23 and African Americans by 84-13

"Stand up to defend our country from its enemies. Stand up for each other, for beautiful, blessed, bountiful America.Thank you, and God bless you, and God bless America."

Post convention Map and Poll

Analysis: John Mccain's pick of Sarah Palin was a big shocker and very big move for the campaign. It moved all the reliable states that were heading towards voting for Clinton to now looking 100% safe for Mccain since picking the strong conservative Palin getting much of the Reagan Democrats back in his column. Whites have went back to mccain by 8 points now in our latest poll with African Americans not moving at all 82-15 for Clinton and Hispanics making a move toward Mccain but still voting for Clinton 64-32.